1. St. Patrick’s Day Sing Along Special, MVP
Does singing along to The Cranberries/The Corrs/B*Witched with a room full of strangers sound like fun to you? If so, then you’re going to want to head to the Paddy’s Day installment of Sing Along Social.
Start your vocal warm-ups now.
2. Paddy’s Day Disco Brunch, Drury Buildings
Tickets for the main event are sadly sold out, but The Gentleman’s Academy will throw open its doors at 5pm for those looking for a bop and a place to keep the party going.
Entry is €5 and solid tunes are guaranteed.
3. Sing Street, various cinemas
Because what better way is there to celebrate your Irishness than by taking in some Irish cinema? Sing Street has everything you could want from a film — humour, warmth, infectious tunes and Aidan Gillen dancing.
We defy you not to be humming Riddle of the Model when the film ends.
4. Sim Simma Paddy’s Day All Day Jamboree, Wigwam
A free all-day party taking place in Wigwam where you can play a spot of ping-pong, participate in something called ‘reggae yoga,’ and generally just take a break from the madness of the city.
5. A spot of GAA, Croke Park
Fancy getting out of the city altogether? Croke Park will host the AIB GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Club Championship and AIB GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Club Championship this Thursday.
The action kicks off at 2pm and it promises to be a cracker.
6. St. Phibsborough’s Day, The Back Page
The Back Page is going all out on Paddy’s Day with a day of activities planned including a tea tasting tournament, a table quiz and a Spud Gun Shooting Match.
The Facebook event also promises tea and Tayto all day long. Well, if you’re offering…
7. TELEPHONES – Snakes on a Playground party, Dublin 8
An outdoor party in a schoolyard that’s BYOB? Hell yes.
Telephones are hosting their Paddy’s Day soirée in a Dublin 8 playground where revelers will be treated to the musical stylings of Joma, Robbie Kitt, Liam Maher and more.
Early bird tickets have sold out, but there are still some tickets on sale for €20.
